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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1929

Page

3

Sea Devil raid plan through British blockade revealed

Count Luckner narrates a daring 1916 covert mission to disguise the German auxiliary cruiser as the Norwegian vessel Maleta. He details seizing the logbook, forging documents, assembling a Norwegian–styled crew, adopting new identities, and painting the ship to pass British searches before sailing to breach the blockade.

Mbown & de Tagpuro Martine Tnspector von Kekmsve Count von Luckner Admiralty Geeste Munde Parta Bulioaba Copenhagen Christiania Melbourne Maleta Norway Balmahy Edward VII England Boudsen Commonwealth of Australia Germany Joe Foreirn Norwe Eling Filchner Preiss Kirchetss Krauss Weser North Sea Wilhelmshaven Fritz Meyer Ole Johngen Thriller Bjornsen Hang Lehman Lora Carlsen Captain Knudsen Wachman Muleta

The Birth of London Through Ancient Descriptions

The text traces London’s earliest mentions to Tacitus, noting AD 61 when Londinium was sacked by Queen Boadicea and a statue of the queen now overlooks the Thames near Westminster. It highlights London’s long, murky history as a royal and imperial crossroads.

London Tacitus Agicola Britain Boadicea Palace of Westminster Thames Loudoun Racce

Women Seek Ocean Liners Jobs Outnumber Applicants

Hundreds of women of good birth and education seek shipboard posts as stewardesses conductresses nurses manicurists hairdressers and attendants. Shipping officials note liner work is strenuous and demanding but offers cheap travel and a chance to see much of the world while employed.

Uy I See Mouch

Larke for Hawaii: Oregon meadow farks shipped to islands

The Hawaiian Islands lack abundant birds and animals, and a bulletin from the American Game Protective Association notes many species of value. Arrangements are made to ship 40 pairs of Oregon meadow farks to Hawaii for economic use, not for ornament, to address insect pests.

Hawaii Hawaiian Islands North America American Game Protective Association Hawwaii

Horses and buses spark a Paris timetable debate

An old dispatch notes Paris horse transport lagging behind six-wheeled gasoline buses. Despite claims of traffic issues, horses hold near equal speed on two routes as buses, with timetable comparisons showing buses only about 15 percent faster than horse travel from a generation ago.

Paris Tra Gerous

No Place for Hire Governor Byrd Attacks Debutant

At a Richmond luncheon Governor Byrd opposed the political debut of a millionaire with a dubious record. He called the scene no place for a man who needs a whitewash and warned against accepting him.

Byrd Richmond

College Fratera Traterpittes and Activities Count 851

A tally shows 76 men's tranterpittes and 80 warden's on the enuipyes of American schools and colleges. Including honorary tranterpites, rotary congresses and other student activities, the total reaches 851.

College Fratera

Simile Bilnke and Dinks Exchange Witty Remarks

A fragmented newspaper snippet shows a playful exchange about conversation skills between Simile Bilnke and Dinks, noting Bilnke as not an interesting talker yet Dinks calls him full of stories. The clipping also mentions a piano piece titled Bonastery Bellet performed as their first piece.

Bilnke Cincinnati Inquirer

Punished for Dresses in Buchan Parish Scuffle

A Buchan church teacher claimed a spirit warned of weather and dress style causing a severe European cult spell. After services four girls with abbreviated dresses were beaten. police rescued them. The scene included harsh rebukes and bewildering dialogue from pupils and locals.

Nome Buchan Czechoslovakia Europe Eis Pious

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